The passages and combinations between analog and digital languages point to issues that have persisted for decades and which continue to foster contemporary, ethical and aesthetic debates about experience and temporality. Problematizing these questions, we extend the discussion to the importance of contemporary design to adopt creative strategies that articulate thoughts from other areas of knowledge, such as philosophy and art, from the perspective of multiplicity of mediums. The intention is to oxygenate classic design issues, such as conception, form creation, and user interaction, through the provocative sensory and temporal displacements that artistic creation promotes.